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> Probably because many technical writers recognize that producing
> documents that are accurate, complete, usable, and timely is more
> important to the business reasons for documents than producing
> "beautiful books".
I wonder if accurate, complete, usable, timely, and ``ugly'' documents are
a good business strategy. In any case, it is obviously possible to produce
accurate and complete documents with a ``fine typesetting tool.''
Besides, I do not see why documents produced with LaTeX are more
fossilized than documents produced with FrameMaker. I agree though that
LaTeX is not the best choice for creating online documentation.
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